Market Report on Stock Yards Prices and Trends
The report details cattle, hogs, sheep and lamb prices with heavy trade and rising demand. Heavy Christmas beef tops reach 7.25 to 8.00, steers 6.50 high, cows 2.75 to 5.00, calves 1.50 to 7.00. Hog top 5.75, packing hogs 5.40 to 5.70, under 200 lb 5.00 to 5.50, pigs 4.00 to 5.00. Run 24,000 head. weekly supply expected to dip slightly. market remains strong with fluctuating tops and seasonally high weights.
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Ptry
Mar St
Chicago
J. A. Arcr Ar L
Amusing mixed letters reveal editor mishap and rural quips
A fragmented tale recalls an editor misplacing two communications a mother anxious about twins and a reader seeking grasshopper remedies. Separate rural jokes emerge about fattening pigs and odd Ozark journeys, including castor oil lore and a Missouri drawl.
Wa-Keeney Reader Endorses Doan's Kidney Pills
Local resident J W Davidson of Trego House Wa Keeney Kansas reports relief from rheumatic back pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills purchased at W W Gibson's drug store. He calls the remedy prompt and satisfactory and urges readers to buy Doan's from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole U S agents, 50 cents.
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Wa-Keeney
Wa Keeney
J. W. Davidson
Trego House
Kay
Dean
W. W. Gibson
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan’s
Colby Land Office to Be Moved to Topeka District
The Colby land office will be abolished on February 1 or soon after and attached to the Topeka land district following a decision by the Secretary of the Interior and the Commissioner of the General Land Office. The move, due to greatly reduced business at Colby, was supported by a recent report to the secretary. Senators Long and Curtis urged a broader redistricting, but the secretary declined. Current Colby officers include Register John Thomas and Receiver Chas. C. Evans. Thomas plans to enter banking at Gooding Idaho, while Thomas L. Hiskey may transfer to Topeka.
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Colby Land Office
Topeka Land District
Secretary of the Interior
General Land Office
Colby Office
Long
Curtis
Colby
Register
John Thomas
Phillips County
Chas. C, Evans
Sheridan County
Thomas
Evans
Idaho
Gooding
Thomas L. Hiskey
Wa- Keeney
Topela
Too Much Washing In A Listening Car
A New York scene shows two sparkling sales girls and two Wall Street brokers discussing hair after washing. The wagging car audience shares the notion that hair and feet are hard to manage post wash. The joke ends with a broker admitting he washed his feet last night and cannot manage them since. Then a Kansas government cost note follows with payroll counts at the penitentiary and total monthly wages.
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Sixth Avenues
Wall Street
Alice
New York Press
State salaries and a new railway invention rumor
The article details monthly salaries across Kansas state offices, listing numbers for the State Agricultural department, State Normal, the state house, and the state printing plant. It also summarizes Rev A N Lee selling a coal water tender patent and a sliding floor device for railroads, followed by a Walt Mason verse and notes on forthcoming 1908 postage stamps. It ends with a Kansas editor’s reflection on future generations and parental responsibility.
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Sweer
Sranout
Spain
State Agricultural Ee
State Normal
Topeka
A. N. Lee
See
State of Kansas Bank Truthful Financial Affidavit
State and county seal and oath by L. John J. Harrison cashier declare the bank’s financial statement true and free of liabilities. Notary public seals attest the document, with collateral and dates referenced in the signature lines.
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State of Kansas
H.C. Wilson
Cxnia K
State of
Kansas
County of
Trego
Ss. L
John J. Harrisons
J, Harison
Local Proverb Talk Sparks Reflective Opinion
Lindsborg residents reflect on social dynamics using a frontier style parable about hogs chasing corn, neighbors following for scraps, wealth changing friendships, and public opinion shifting as fortunes rise or fall. The piece comments on generosity, envy, and the euphoric or punitive responses of society.
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U.S
Congress
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Clive
ELY Brothers
Warren St
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Wakeoney
Sente
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Enna
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Senhathee
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A. R. Talbott
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Stanley & Straw
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Kerney
W. S. Gorrell
Marie
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Fama
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Wiest
Notiez
Trego County
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DeTenasa
Shore
Semele
Herman Long
Ee Way
Clerk District Court
Lindsborg News
Aman
H. A. Nichol
QuinTer, Kansas
W. Hunt
J. R. Wilson
Owens’ Restaurant
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Srank Lindsay B.A.M.D
C. D. Yetter Notary Public
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DR. C. F. Bohman
Omics
John A. Nelson
Keeney
DR. 5S. Huff
Mound Valley
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